YEAR BOOK OF
THE FIRST CHURCH
APRIL,I908
PUBLIC LIBRARY (
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F I RST PRESB Y TER :C AN ChURC H
(Fort Wayne, Ind. )
Year book or the first
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pastora
of
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&
Revkrend James Chute, - - - 1831-1835
Reverend DanieIv Jones, (Supply) - 1835-1S36
Reverend Jesse Hoover, (Supply) - 1836-1837
Reverend Ai^exander T. Rankin, - 1837-1843
si Reverend W. C. Andb:rson, D.D., (Supply) 1843-1844
Reverend H. S. Dickson, D. D., - - 1845-1847
Reverend J. G. Riheldaffer, (Supply) 1848-1851
Reverend Jonathan Edwards, D. D., - 1851-1855
Reverend John Marshai.1. Lowrie, D. D., 1856-1867
Reverend Thomas H. Skinner, D. D., - 1868-1871
Reverend David W. Moffat, D. D.,* - 1872-1906
Reverend Henry B. Master, - - 1906-
* Pastor Emeritus.
©ijp ^irst CHliurrii
Is open daily throughout the
year, from nine in the morn-
ing until live in the everxing,
£or the use of those who
may care to visit it for pur-
poses of private devotion. . .
^mm in, ani xtBt huJ? praul
The year which has just closed has been a notable
one in the history of the "Old First." If every department
of our work and worship has not shown the advance we
hoped for and desired, there has been such a solid and
substantial growth in so many directions that we can only
think of the year 1908 with profound gratitude because of
the blejsings which it has brought from God.
The E'ttandance at the regular services on the Sabbath
has increased, and this is particularly true of the morning.
The Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting still leaves a
great deal to be desired, but during the Fail and w^ith the
advent of the better v^eather this Spring a great improve-
ment is noticeable there also. May we not lay this meeting
upon the hearts and consciences of our people and bespeak
a more faithful and hearty support, requesting them not to
make engagements which conflict w^ith it, and not to issue
invitations for social gatherings on this evening which re-
quire the presence of First Church members earlier than
twenty minutes after eight. Surely this is not too much to
ask of those who are followers of Jesus Christ and who
have promised upon joining the Church to study its peace
and prospeiity.
Another year has but deepened the conviction that
our present system of Benevolent Offerings — while not
perfect- -is admirably suited to the conditions which pre-
vail among us. The hearty response to the weekly
envelope plan, the fact that last year alm.ost tv/o hundred
of our people contributed in this way, and the amount
realized, seem to justify the belief that judged by its fruits
the system is a great success.
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The change in the date of the v/eek of prayer from
the first of the year to the week immediately preceding
Easter, has approved itself by the great increase in the
members present. The meetings this year were inspiring
and helpful to an unusual degree.
The Communicant's Class w^as largely attended and
the members of it were carefully instructed in all the great
essentials of the Christian Faith.
The work of the Men's Club is particularly worthy of
note. The great characteristic of the meetings has been a
spirit of friendliness and good-fellowship. The organiza-
tion has entered more than ever before into the life of the
Church, and the series of meetings held under its auspices
during March and April was a most distinct and quaUfied
success. It is hoped that this may be a permanent feature
of the Club's usefulness in the future. To this Club we
are also indebted for the efficient way in which the ushers,
under the leadership of Mr. Walter R. Seavey, have
attended to their duties.
The problem of the Sunday School, like that of the
poor, is one which is ever with us. The faithfulness of the
few is not sufficient for the task which is laid upon them,
but with the re-entry of Mr. E. A. K. Hackett into the
active service of the Superintendency and with the inaugu-
ration of certain new^ plans, w^e can at least approach the
future with hopefulness.
In conclusion the Pastor can only express his sense of
personal gratitude to all those who have given unselfishly
of their time and talent to the furtherance of God's work
in this part of His Kingdom.
HENRY B. MASTER.
Pastor.
A ^nt^QtBtmti.
In the history of every Church situated as is our own,
there are certain families whose names always have been
prominently identified! with its progress and with its sup-
port. It frequently happens, however, that with the lapse
of the years, through removal to other cities, or by death,
these names disappear from the Church rolls, and there
comes a time when those whose devotion and liberality
have helped to make the Church what it is in the present,
have no representative or memorial to recall them to
another generation of Church workers.
What a splendid thing it would be if many of our
members could see their way clear to perpetuate the
memory of their family's connection with the First Presby-
terian Church by the gift of a certain sum of money, to be
held in trust by the Trustees, the income from which
could be applied toward the payment of the rental of a
particular pew or sitting. For each gift of this kind a name
plate would be provided and affixed to the pew or sitting
designated. The effect of this would be to secure an en-
dowment fund which would tide the Church over times of
stress or depression and insure its continued usefulness
when in the Fort Wayne which is to be, it will have be-
come "a down-tow^n Church."
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If there are any who would Hke to meet this sugges-
tion but feel they cannot do so in the present, a bequest
in their wills could take the place of an immediate gift.
A Jnrm of Irqurat
I give and bequeath to the Trustees of The First Pres-
byterian Church, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, to be held in
trust by them, the sum of dollars, to
be appropriated and applied to the production of an income
which shall be used for the payment of the annual rental
of a pew or sittings. Such pew or sittings to be suitably
marked in the name of
Churrit S>f rhinos.
Public Worship.— Sunday at 11:00 A. M. and 4:00
P. M.
Sunday SchooIv and Bibi.e Ci<ass.— 9:45 A. M.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. — Second Sundays
of January, April, July and October.
Baptism of Chii.dren. — At such services as may be
announced.
Mid-Week Prayer Meeting. — Wednesday at 7:30 P.M.
and also on Friday preceding Communion.
Annual Meeting of the Church. — First Wednesday
evening in April.
Annual Meeting of the Corporation. — Second Wed-
nesday evening in April.
The Men's Club.— The second Tuesday of each month,
except the months of June, July, August and Sep-
tember, at 8 o'clock.
The Missionary Tea.— The first Friday of each month
from September to March inclusive.
The Women's Mlssionary Society. — The second F'ri-
day of every month, at 3 o'clock.
The "Social Afternoon" Society. — The third Friday
of each month from October to Maj'^ inclusive, 2:30
to 5 o'clock.
The Young Ladies' Society. — Every other Wednes-
day of each month from October to May, at 2:30
o'clock.
Q}^t Paslim
The Pastor will be in his study, 301 West Berry
Street, daily, except Mondays and Saturdays, from 12:00
to 1:00. In addition to these appointed hours, he is
always ready to go where he may be of any special ser-
vice, when he is so requested or informed.
J^Hns nnh S^ittln^i
Application for pews or sittings may be made per-
sonally or by letter to Mr. Joseph H. Orr, care First
National Bank, or to Mr. Walter R. Seavey, at the close
of the Sunday morning service, who will be glad to
acquaint those desiring information, with the numbers
and location of any vacant pews.
WlI^LIAM P. SpRAXDKI.,
221 West Wayne Street.
The Sexton may be found at the Churcli every day
in the week, from 9:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the
afternoon.
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©rgantjatiun 1300.
Pastor.
Reverknd Henry B. :\Iaster,
301 West Eerry Street.
J^astnr SmrntuH.
Reverend David W. Moffat, D. D.,
Madison, Indiana.
^attxQxx ^isBtnuarg.
Miss lyii.Y B. Beaber,
Tabriz, Persia.
3xitn^n ilti5st0nari| ^artsb,
Chieng Mai, Siam.
Hunan, China, (Sunday vSchool.)
SI|r BtBBxtm.
Meets on the first Wednesday evening of each niontli.
Moderator, ...... The Pastor
Clerk, Chari.es H. Worden, f 25 West Wayne Street
Treasurer, E. H. McDonai^d, 1104 West Wayne Street
lEl^rrs.
Augustus A. Chapin. James M. McKay.
Edward A. K. Hackett. Ch arises L. Olds.
Thomas M. Lloyd. William D. Page.
George W. McCaskey. Charles H. Worden.
Emmet H. McDonald. Edward F. Yarnelle.
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Edward A. K. Hackett. CharIvKS H. Wordbn.
Emmet H. McDonat.d. Edward F. Yarnei^TvE.
©0mmtttrp uu MuBXt,
Edward F. YarneIvIvK. Chari.es L. OIvDS.
Ch ARISES H. WORDEN.
Gl0mmtttrp on (Elturrli irniirp unh J^uljitt ^upjilg.
Augustus A. Chapin. Emmet H. McDonaIvD.
George W. McCaskey.
Olommittpr on i'uuhaiT ^dinuL
Edward F. YarnexIvE. Chari^ES H, Worden.
James M. McKay.
(HommxiUt on Jprinttug.
WiLi.iAM D. Page. Thomas M. Li^oyd.
Edward A. K. IIackett.
©tie (EnxatttB.
George W. beers. James M. Henry.
Chari.es A. Dunkelberg. Joseph H. Orr.
Wii,i.iAM D. Page.
©l|p Bfaruua.
Francis Burgess. Joseph H. Orr.
Wiivi^iAM E. Griffiths. Peter E. Pickard.
AMEI.IUS J. IvANG. Effingham T. Wii,i,iams.
E. Rai,ph YarneIvIvE.
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Super irdcndent, - Mr. Edward A. K. Hackett
Ass' t Superintendent, - Mr. Charles H, Wordkn
Ass' t Superintendent, - Mr. K. Rai.ph Yarnki.i.E
Secretary, - - - Miss Et.izabeth Chapin
Treasurer, - - - - Mr. Neii.Iv A. McKay
Chorister, . - - _ mr. Jesse L. Scott
Pianist, _ _ _ . Miss IxIartha Kettlkr
Adult Bible Class, - Mr. Chari^es H. Worden
Yomig Men's Bible Class, Mr. E. Rai.ph Yarnei.i.E
Young Ladies' Bible Class, Miss Carrie A. Snivei.y
Miss Marjorie N. Oi.ds. Miss Emily Hoffman.
Miss Margaret Macphail. Miss Margaret Tower.
Mrs. Effingham T. Williams.
iuutnr ^ra!ir.
Mrs. Frances E. Willey. Miss Frances C. Willey,
Miss Martha Kettle r. Miss Julta N. Hanna.
Miss Elizabeth Evans.
Miss Katkerine Hoffman, _ _ - Principal
ylssistants.
MIvSS Mary McDonald. Miss Mary E. McDonald.
Miss Jessamine Sale. Miss Harriet E. Fowler.
Miss Martha McCoy.
i^irrrtnr nf C^tintuajsium.
Mr. Harry C. Offutt.
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OSirrrs nf tl}t WmntiVs BmxHltB.
Piesident, - - . . mrs. Charles L. Oi.ds
Vice-Presideiit, Home, - Mrs. Artkmus W. Pickard
Vice-President, Foreign, Mrs. Joseph C. Straughn
Secretary, Home, - - - Mrs. Ai^fred L. Johns
Secretary, Foreign, - Mrs. Edward M. Wit^son
Secretary, Literature, - Mrs. John W. Donivan
Treasurer, Home, - Miss Mary E. McDonat.d
Treasurer, Foreign, - Mrs. Arthur H. Perfect
Mnmau's burial 00rtrtg.
President, - - Mrs. Ai^bert E. Bui^son, Jr.
Vice-President, - - - Mrs. D.N. Foster
Secretary, - _ - Mrs. Robert \V. Mii,t.ard
Treasurer, - - - - Mrs. Thomas Jackson
iltasinnara ulra.
Director and Treasurer, - Mrs. Hugh M. Deihi,
President, - - - . Mrs. Frank J. Rahe
Vice-President, - - Mrs. W11.1.IAM A. Evans
Secretary, - _ - - Mrss A1.1CE Word en
Ti-easurer, - - - MisS F1.0RENCE I. Lang
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®l|? MnxB (Ulnh.
President, - - - Ch arises A. DunkkIvBERG
First Vice-President, - - B. Ralph VarneIvI^K
Second Vice-President, • - WAi/rER R. Seavey
Third Vice-President, - - Alfred T. Lukens
Corresponding Secretary, - Frank H. Cutshall
Recording Secretary, - - - Charles \V. Orr
Treasurer, - - - George Waldschmidt, Jr.
Olnmmitt^rs.
Topic.
Charles A. Dunkelberg, Chairman.
C. DeMoss Emmons. Kdward A. K. Hackktt.
James B. Harper. Frederick B. Shoaff.
David N. Foster. Carl Yaple.
Membership.
Alfred T. Lukens, Chairman.
Daniel N. Beers. Albert F. Dorsey.
David H. Caldwell. Edward H. Merrit.
Alfred D. Cressler.
Religious.
E. R.VLPH Yarnelle, Chairman.
C. DeMoss Emmons. William D. Page.
George P. Evans. Charles L. Olds.
George W. McCaskey.
Social.
Walter R. Seavey, Chairman.
Frank L. Taft. Charles E. Read.
Joseph A. Rossell. Dr. Gaylokd M.Leslie.
John T. Dougall.
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Reception .
Walter R. Seavey, Chairman.
Gaylord M. Leslie.
Percy G. Olds.
Charles N. Pidgeon.
Daniel N. Beers.
Frank J. Rahe.
Frank H. Cutsiiall.
Bruce W. Ellott.
Ralph E. Pidgeon.
Benjamin R. Bell.
Thomas B. Wright.
Thomas P. Riddle.
Gx7Y R. Bell.
Wi\t (Uhnxr.
Mr. John B. Archer, Organist and Choir Master.
Miss Kate Murray, Soprano.
Miss Florence Robinson, Contralto.
Mr. Selwyn Pevear, Tenor.
Mr. D. Ferd Urbahns, Ear Hone.
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Annual 2l?pnrfs.
For the Year Ending April 1st, 190S.
Names on Church Books, April 1st, 1907 591
Dismissed bj'^ Letter 3
Dropped 2
Placed on Reserve Roll 30
Deaths :
James C. Chamberlain, April 17. 1907.
George H. Wilson, May 14, 1907.
Mary Brown, July 26, 1907.
Mary A. Miller, August 7, 1907.
Eliza W. McKean, September 11, 1907.
Annaxareta T. Van Winkle, Sept. 14, 1907.
Catherine A. Pickard, November 28, 1907.
William G. Boag, December 29, 1907.
Thomas R. Pickard, January 12, 1908.
Isabella D. Bowen, January 15, 1908.
Virginia Harper, February 25, 1908.
Agnes Dykes, March 6, 1908 12 47
Members received during 1907-8 :
On Con f ession 12
By Letter 10
544
Present Membership 566
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For the Year Ending April 1st, 1908.
RECEIPTS.
From Weekly Pledges $2,062 21
From Sunday morning Cash Collections 547 80
From Interest on Deposits 24 40
From Sabbath School 237 22
From Mrs. T. R. Pickard— bequest 50 00
$2,921 63
DISBURSEMENTS.
Foreign Mission, Chieng Mai % 600 (0
Foreign Mission, Hunan, China 600 00
Foreign Mission, Miss Beaber, Salary 100 GO
Home Mission, Synodical 404 30
Home Mission, Board 178 35
Home Mission, San Francisco Church Relief... 50 00
Ministerial Relief 600 00
Freedman 75 00
Sabbath School Work 50 56
Sabbath School Work, sent by Treasurer S. S. 24 44
Aid to Colleges 50 00
Church Erection 50 00
Education 50 00
American Tract Society 50 00
$2,858 21
Balance on hand .63 42
$2,921 63
Emmett H. ]McDonai.d,
Treasurer.
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/^r^;;/ April 1st, 2907, to March 31st, 190S.
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*The above list does not include the four contri-
butions on Communion vSabbaths for the poor of the
Church.
Rmmktt H. McDonai^d,
Treasurer.
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For the Year Ending April 1st, 1908.
RECEIPTS.
Balance March 31st, 1907 % 158 46
Church Collection for Sunday School 9 20
Motor Rent 33 00
Music Subscriptions 288 25
Pew Rentals 7,680 02
^8,168 93
Rents due and unpaid % 697 08
Sinkinq- Fund Credit 675 00
$1,372 08
DISBURSEMENTS,
Rev. H. B. Master $3,000 00
Rev. D. W. Moffat 450 00
Choir 1,539 35
Sexton 600 00
Treasurer 100 00
Organ Tuner 37 50
Fuel and Light 219 13
vStreet improvement 125 52
Printing and Postage 310 65
Sunda}^ School expenses 253 84
Repairs....' 186 85
Incidentals 165 71
Interest on Bonds 460 35
Insurance 82 50
Music for Choir 55 34
Amount carried forward $7,586 84
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Amount brought forward $7,586 74
Pulpit vSupply 195 00
Home Telephone 18 00
Credit to Sinking Fund 300 00
Balance on hand 99 19
18,168 95
vSalaries due and unpaid $279 14
Bills due and unpaid 56 95
Unpaid Drawers Note 550 00
J. W. Orr, Treasurer.
For the Year Ending April 1st, J90S.
RECEIPTS.
Balance March 30, 1907 % 24 15
Church Collections for poor 194 51
Special Contribution 12 00
Certificates of Deposit and Interest 668 21
fS96 87
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid on account of Poor Fund |524 43
Balance on hand March 31st, 1908 372 44
1896 87
J. H. Orr, Treasurer
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For the Year Endino- April 1st, 1908.
RECEIPTS.
From members |228 20
From bequest, Mrs. D. M. Miller 94 72
From bequest, Mrs. T. R. Pickard 50 00
From Missionary Tea 50 00
From Miss Emma Jacobs in memory of her
mother, 25 00
1447 92
DISBURSEMENTS.
To General Fund % 88 01
To Salary Miss Russell 80 00
To Synodical objects 60 00
To Scholarship, Anadarko, Okla 10 00
To Scholarship, Alenstand, N. C 10 00
To General Fund, Freedman S6 91
To Teacher's Salary, I ^J^^3' Allen
•"( Mary Holmes
To Synodical objects, Freedman 45 Of)
To Missionary Tea Box 50 00
1447 92
Mary K. McDonald, Treasurer.
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For the Year Ending March 15, 190 S.
RECEIPTS.
From members |2 1 7 30
From Young Ladies' Society 25 00
Church Session 100 00
From bequest, Mrs. D. M. Miller 50 00
From bequest Mrs. T. R. Pickard 50 00
From Missionary Tea 68 OS
Total ^510 38
DISBURSEMENTS.
To General Fund |214 38
To Synodical objects 96 00
To Salary, Miss Beaber 200 00
Total $510 38
Mrs. Arthur H. Perfect,
Treasurer.
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2lr|i0rt 0f tit? mtuBiivn af tl}t f nmtg
For the Year Ending April 1st, 190S.
RECKIPT3.
From retiring Treasurer $ 97 50
From Members' Dues 13 00
From Collections at Meetings 21 70
From Sunday School Classes, for flowers 2 .55
From vSale and Supper 215 58
From Hospital ContriVjution 32 13
Total 1382 16
DISBURSKMKNTS.
Painting Walls, Floor and Woodwork of Hope
Hospital Room | 68 13
Furnishing Hospital Room 125 11
Flowers 28 95
Christmas Gift to Mrs. Sprandel 5 00
Stationer}' 75
Kxpenses of Sale and Supper 37 26
Miss Beaber's Salary 25 00
Visiting Nurse League 40 00
1330 20
Balance on hand 51 96
Total $Z^2 16
Mrs. Bknjamin F. Heaton,
Treasurer.
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For the Year Ending April 1st, 1908.
RRCKIPTS-
Baiance on hand |147 78
vSocial, Mrs. George Evans 4 90
Social, Mrs. Charles H. Worden 5 10
Social, Mrs. Charles E. Read 5 50
Social, Mrs. L. C. Hunter 4 55
Social, Mrs. James M. McKay 3 66
Anmial Dues Collected 113 00
Interest on Deposit 1 77
fZie 26
DISBURSEMENTS.
To Ladies' Aid, Warroad, Minn $ 10 CO
To Salt Lake Mission Church 100
To Mrs. Auger for Flowers 12 50
Christmas Present Mrs. Sprandel 20 00
For Christmas Decorations 21 15
To Wayne Dry Goods 1 63
To White Fruit House 1 45
Balance on hand 208 53
1276 26
Mrs. a. R. Jackson,
Treasurer.
/^i?r ///<f Vrar Ending- April 1st, 190S.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand $ 2 03
From Mrs. James B. White 5 00
November Dinner 55 00
January Dinner 40 00
February Dinner 44 00
March Meeting 2 00
1158 03
DISBURSEMENTS.
Journal-Gazette, Printing $ 1 00
Mittens for Christmas Box 8 CO
Wolf Point School, Montana 23 44
Home and Foreign Treasurers 112 88
Freight and Carting 2 60
Sundries 31
1148 23
Balance 9 SO
1158 G3
Mrs. Hugh M. Diehi.,
Treasurer.
For the Year Eudino- April 1st, 190S.
RECEIPTS.
From retiring Treasurer 1116 80
From member's Dues 229 00
1345 80
DISBURSEMENTS.
Traveling expenses of lecturers fI57 50
Representative to Brotherhood Convention 26 00
Annual Banquet 1907 53 60
Incidental expenses 59 43
1296 53
Balance on hand 49 27
^345 80
George Wai^dschmidt,
Treasurer.
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Sr^jnrt at tl|r (Ulrrk at the f^rsstuu
For the Year Jiiiding April 1st, 190S.
Under Presbyterian form of government the
Session is the ruling body in the Church, and
has supervision over all departments of Church
work. It consists of the elders together with
Pastor, who presides as Moderator. As a rule
all regular meetings of the Session are constitut-
ed with prayer by the Moderator and closed in
the same way by one of the members. There
are two officers of the Session in addition to the
Moderator. The Clerk of Session keeps a record
of the business done, and once a year this
record must be presented to the Presbytery for
approval or disapproval. The Treasurer of the
Session has custody of all the benevolent funds
of the Church and pays them out under the di-
rection of Session. Then there are several
Committees of the Session, each one of which is
made up of two or more elders, which have
charge, under the direction of Session, of some
particular branch of the work.
During the last year the Session held fourteen
regular meetings besides a number of inform?.!
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conferences. During the year twelve were re-
ceived into membership on Profession of Faith
and ten on certificate from other Churches. The
rolls have been purged by dropping therefrom
the names of those who have disappeared, or
who have persistently neglected the ordinances
of the Church.
It is the duty of the Session to take cogniz-
ance of the spiritual condition of the Church.
This may be known in two ways, first by the
gifts to benevolent objects and second, by at-
tendance at the regular services of the Church.
As seen in the benevolences the spiritual con-
dition of the membership of the Church is very
satisfactory. Our members are disposed to be
liberal and this reflects great credit upon them.
As seen in the attendance at the Sabbath ser-
vice the spiritual condition is again shown to be
good, but there is room however for improve-
ment in the Wednesday night prayer Meeting.
The Session would be glad if more of our peo-
ple would support this meeting regularly and get
from it the good that is in store for those who
attend.
Charles H. Wordkn,
Clerk of Session.
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S^pnrt of tl)t g>f rrdarg of th? SoarJi
of BfarouB.
/'^^r i/ie Year Ending April 1st, 1908.
Under another head will be seen the report of
the Treasurer of the Board of Deacons. The
object of this notice is merely to call attention to
the large increase in our necessary budget and
to urge the congregation to provide us with
means sufficient to take care of it during the
coming year.
As will be seen in the report referred to above,
the Board has disbursed in monthly allowances
the sum of $450.00; for room rent, $36-00; for
special donations recommended by the Ladies'
Society, $25.00; and for coal, wood, groceries
and medicine, $13.43. This makes a total ex-
penditure of $524.43, an amount far in excess of
the four collections, which constitute our regu-
lar income.
To provide for this excess it was necessary to
draw^ a part of our money which has been invest-
ed, and which has been yielding us in interest,
an amount each year equal to one of the collec-
tions. It will readily be seen that after another
year of this sort; we will be reduced to entire
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dependence on the quarterly offerings, and in
that event either our benefactions will have to
be curtailed or our collections largely increased.
At the present outlook it will not be possible
to cut down the amount given each year for the
support of our people who are in need without
causing actual suffering, as the allowance now
paid in each case is barely enough to provide the
necessaries.
Unless, therefore, the First Church increases
its gifts to the Deacon's Board we will be under
the reproach of not caring for our own poor, a
condition which has never obtained, and which,
to our thinking, is most unlikely ever to exist.
The Board requests that these conditions be care-
fully reflected upon and that the regular quarter-
ly collections be increased as much as possible.
K. Rai,ph YarnelIvK,
Secretary.
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le^0rt of till? PrrBtSnit af ti}t Suaris bx
For the Year Ending April 1st, 19QS.
This meeting of the First Presbyterian Church,
of Fort Wa3me, is called for the purpose of
transacting the temporal business of the Cor-
poration, v/hich is a legally organized body with
definite powers conferred upon it by the laws of
the State of Indiana. As such a body it has
acquired property, contracted debts, received
bequests, and may sue or be sued upon its obli-
gations.
While it is not a profit-sharing corporation, it
is composed of shareholders in the business
sense, inasmuch as every contributing member
shares equally v/ith every other member in the
power to determine by ballot all questions usu-
ally passed upon by the stockholders in any
business corporation. According to the terms
of our charter, obtained more than sixty-five
years ago, five Trustees are to be chosen annu-
all}^ to represent these shareholders, as Directors
are elected to represent stockholders in business
corporations; and, again as in business corpora-
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tions, these Trustees are required to keep a
record of their proceedings, which shall be open
to the inspection of all persons concerned.
It is therefore proper, as it is customary, that
reports of the financial affairs of the corporation
shall be made at this meeting, and it is highly
desirable that the expenditures during the past
year shall be carefully considered and freely dis-
cussed— not in a spirit of captious criticism, but
in order that every shareholder may be informed
as to the needs of the Church and the methods
adopted to provide for these needs ; and be thus
enabled to determine whether he is assuming, to
the full, his share of the obligations which rest
upon us all.
Discrepancies between the estimate and
the result are not uncommon, and we may be
pardoned if, in a spirit of optimism, we have
somewhat exceeded the limits which cold pru-
dence would have drawn. For who can be other
than an optimist when estimating the possibili-
ties of this First Presbyterian Church of Fort
Wayne, being mindful of its long and honorable
record and with the stimulus of its present
awakening strong within him.
Few, if any, of our sister Churches through-
out this land can show such striking growth in
its benevolences as was revealed in the reports
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read here one week ago to-night. It is, there-
fore, with added pleasure that we submit for
your consideration our Treasurer's report of the
amounts collected and disbursed during the past
year, inasmuch as it reveals a similar condition
of healthy expansion in the temporalities of the
Church, which devolve upon us, your business
representatives, in an earnest endeavor to main-
tain the Old First in the place it should fill
in this growing city.
It is with a warm feeling of pride in our fel-
low shareholders that we lay before you the de-
tails of what you have enabled us to do for you;
and of confidence that the exhibit of what has
been done will but spur you to a more effective
effort to realize what can be done.
We take great pleasure in the fact that, with
the one exception of the choir, it has been un-
necessary to call upon you for special assess-
ments. The expenses of the Sunday School,
allotments to the Sinking Fund, interest upon
the bonded debt are now met out of the general
Trustee's fund, whereas, formerl}^ they v;ere
usually provided for by special contributions.
This should be borne in mind when comparing
the total expenditures this year with those of
former vears.
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It will be instructive to make an estimate, or
what may be termed a minimum schedule of
fixed charges using, as a basis, the amounts
so expended during the year just closed.
The minimum calls for the disbursement of
$7,625.00.
The sum apportioned to the Sinking Fund,
from which it is expected the bonded indebted-
ness of the Church will be paid is not suflicient
to accomplish its purpose and must be increased-
The first bond matures next fall, $1,000 in
amount, and the Sinking Fund will be large
enough to meet the obligation. But for
future Bond payments a more adequate provi-
sion is necessary. The sum apportioned to in-
surance is the average annual amount which
should be set aside to meet the premiums as they
fall due.
It will be noted (see report of Treasurer) that
our actual expenditures for the past 3'ear, in-
cluding Sinking Fund, unpaid Salaries, Bills,
total, $8,405.83, or nearly $800.00 more than
the estimated minimum. The increase being
accounted for in the items of Choir, Sunday
School and Pulpit Supply. With a liberal pro-
vision for unforseen expenses, which are sure
to com>e, w^e may estimate that the expendi-
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tures, after doubling the amount set aside for
the Sinking Fund, should not exceed $8,300.00.
What resources have we from which to defray
these expenses ?
The seating capacity of the Church Auditor-
ium is 690. The rental capacity, on the basis
of our present schedule of prices, is $11,811.00.
Our register shows actual rentals, as of April
1st, 1908, amounting to $8,500.00, derived from
200 contracts covering 520 seats. We have,
therefore, an unsold seating capacity of 170
seats, which if sold, would increase our collec-
tions $3,300.00
Your attention is called to the discrepancy be-
tween the number of rental contracts (200) and
the actual membership of the Church (566).
Many of the 200 are heads of families whose
pevv^s contain a large proportion of our member-
ship: But there are many who have not availed
themselves of the opportunity to become fully
accredited members of the Corporation, and we
urge them to do so without delay.
In conclusion, we thank you for the honor
of serving you in this capacity ; for it is an
honor to be Trustee of this or any Church, and
so much is to be gained in the way of enlight-
enment, while endeavoring to be worthy of
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your confidence, that Vv^e feel every shareholder
should, in rotation, be invested with that honor
and developed through that enlightenment.
Thk Board of Trustees.
CHARI.KS ly. O1.DS,
President.
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^tpavt of ll^^ ^it^itrtntrtii^iit of tl|?
For the Year Ending April 1st, 1908.
The optimism expressed by our former Super-
intendent, Mr. E. Ralph Yarnelle, as to the
year's work just past has not been realized, and
there has been no improvement in our school in
numbers, notwithstanding the devotion of our
faithful members.
The School is not a representative one for
such a magnificent Church membership as we
have here in the First Church, and until such
time as our members take this Bible School to
heart and see their children come, and regularly,
the blessing that is in the School will be lost to
them.
We have continued to use the Blakeslee sys-
tem, and to the entire satisfaction of all — teach-
ing the scholar how to "search the Scriptures."
The privilege of teaching is too lightly regard-
ed. It is imperative that the teacher be regular
and prompt in attendance at every session, to
set the correct example after which the scholar
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may pattern, that their interest in the School
may be increased and they be brought to confess
Christ as their Saviour.
To one and all we are indebted for their effi-
cient loving service in the lyord's name.
To Miss Margaret McPhail, Mrs. George W.
McCaskey, Mrs. J. C. Straughn, Miss Margaret
Saylor, Miss Ignota B. White and Miss Helen
Jackson we are also indebted for valuable help in
teaching, circumstances not permitting their
continuance at the present time.
To our Treasurer, Mr. William A. Nichols,
and Secretary, Mr. Bruce Elliott, our thanks
are extended for the faithful performance of
their duties.
Had it not been for our Chorster, Mr. E. F.
Yarnelle, who has acted as Superintendent dur-
ing the long absence of the Superintendent, the
work would have been crippled indeed.
The grim reaper, death, has visited our School
during the year, taking from our midst some of
our scholars, but we know whom they have be-
lieved in, and that the departed ones are now
with their Saviour in Heaven, where there is no
sorrow nor tears, but perfect peace,
For him who has been elected Superintendent
for the ensuing year, Mr. E. A. K. Hackett,
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whom all delight to honor, we ask the heartiest
co-operation, that our School may be blessed
under his guidance.
Arthur H. Perfect,
Retiring Superintendent.
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Srpnrt of t!|^ Wamau'a iKisBtnuarg
For the Year Ending March 15th, 190S.
Each Missionary Society is the product of its
own environment. No two Societies are in all
points exactly the same.
As a somevv^hat conservative spirit has always
prevailed in our Church, manifesting itself in a
love for methods and customs that have been
tried and not found wanting, I have little that
is new to report.
On the second Friday of each month w^e hold
our regular monthly meeting in the Bible class
room of the Church. The hour of meeting dur-
ing this year is from three o'clock until half-
past four in the afternoon. Connected with
each month is the study of a particular home
subject and foreign country — for instance, in
the month of April w^e alwa3^s study the condi-
tions existing among our freedmen, and the
progress of our special w^ork among them. Also,
with equal care and interest, we endeavor to
learn all that is possible of our missionary work
in India.
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At the beginning of the year a chairman for
each monthly meeting is chosen from among
our active members, upon whom rests the re-
sponsibility for the meeting assigned to her.
Printed programs are issued containing the order
of the year's work.
While the social feature has not been the ob-
ject of our missionary meetings, the Association
has unconsciously developed a feeling of com-
radeship, w^hich is shown in the tendency to
linger at the close of the meeting for a friendly
chat or a courteous word of greeting.
The review of the year's work fills our hearts
with thankfulness to God for the way in which
He has led us and the privileges and opportuni-
ties accorded us.
Our glad refrain is not without its minor
chord, as from our midst have been taken two
well-beloved members of our societ}^ We
mourn the absence of Mrs. D. N. Miller and
Mrs. T. R. Pickard; Vv'e miss their presence and
never-failing devotion to our work.
Our Secretaries and Treasurers in the follow-
ing reports will furnish some idea of the work
undertaken by us and what we have really ac-
complished during the year that has just closed.
Mrs. Charles L. Olds.
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A Home Missionary meeting has been held
each m.onth during the past year at the regular
time and place with an average attendance of
eighteen, which is one less than the average for
last year.
There are now seventy members enrolled as
contributing members, and when it is remem-
bered that by virtue of her membership in the
First Church every woman becomes thereby a
member of both the Homie and Foreign Mission-
ary Societies, the room for improvement in
this direction is manifest.
The Society is now contributing to the salary
of Miss Russell, and to the salaries of teachers
in the Mary Allen School for Negro girls, in
Texas; and to the Mary Holmes Freeman School,
in Mississippi; also to all the regular Synodical
Home interests. Our gifts for the year total, as
per the Treasurer's report, $447.92.
Mrs. RaIvPh E. Pidgeon,
Secretary.
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As the Home and Foreign Missionary Depart-
ment of the Society are combined the latter half
of the hour is given to the Foreign field v/hich
has proven most interesting, especially the vrork
in Tabriz, Persia, vdiere our own Missionary,
Miss Lily Beaber has charge of a Girls School
which has been established for more than forty
years and now has an attendance of over an
hundred and sixty pupils. It is a privilege and
an honor to have in the foreign field a represen-
tative from our own church, and one so exper-
ienced and so eminently fitted for the task.
Miss Beaber'smany accomplishments have enabl-
ed her to start many different forms of Vv'ork in the
school, and in this v/ay she has reached many
members of families that otherv.nse could not
have been influenced.
Through one Synod we have come in close
touch with the work in Korea, Vv^here Christian-
ity is today making its most rapid advance. We
pay tlie salar^^ of Miss Snook, of Pyng Yang,
whose v/ork as a Bible woman and teacher is
under the supervision of Rev. Samuel Moilett,
D.D.
Another Foreign Synodical object is the salary
of ]Mrs. Hugh Taylor, of Lakawn, the capitol of
Dass, a country tributary to the Kingdom of
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Siam. The Presbyterian Church is the only
denomination which has established missions
among the Siamese and people of Laos.
The salary of Miss Duncan, an Indian girl, in
the Girl's School at Ningpo, China, the payment
of traveling expenses and outfits of new mission-
aries are also Synodical objects to which our
Secretary contributes.
On these subjects and the countries where
mxission work is being carried we have this year
listened to splendid talks during the half hour
given to the work of the foreign field.
Mrs. WlIvLiam A. N1C1101.S,
Foreign Secretary.
ittptixt of tl}t Buv^ttxt^ tit iJlxitmiuit.
During the past year the following subscrip-
tions have been received :
Woman's Work 28
Home Mission Monthly 16
Assembly Herald 12
Missionary Review 4
Prayer Calendar (Home) 10
Prayer Calendar (Foreign) 10
Mrs. John W. Donivan,
Secretary.
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Se|inrt nf tl|? iHtoiuttarg (lira*
For the Year Ending April 1st, 190S.
While the name of this branch of our women's
work in the Church is difficult to handle in a re-
port, it is so well understood by all our people
that no change seems necessary or advisable.
Years ago when this Society was first organized
it was our custom to meet in the homes of the
different members, taking our own lunch and
spending practically the entire day. When the
work increased and the Society grew in numbers
the burden of entertaining so large a gathering
forbade the meeting in private houses and the
meetings were transferred to the parlors of the
Church. The meetings have always been held
on the first Friday of the month, commencing
with September and closing with March or April,
as the necessaries of the work demanded. It is
still our custom to bring our noon lunch and
call the meetings Missionary Teas.
During the last few 3^ears we have invited the
men of the Church and a nominal charge has
been made for this dinner. These meals are
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provided through subscriptions and contributions
by the various members of the Congregation and
the amount collected at each of them represents
therefore practically clear gain. As the financial
report shows, the mone}^ thus received is very
largely given to the work of the Hom.e and
Foreign Missionary Societies. In addition to
this, during the past year v/e have sent Christ-
mas gifts to the Miss Case School, at Revere,
North Carolina, and a barrel of table linen and
bedding valued at $50.00 was also sent to the
School at Wolf Point, Montana, which is an
Indian Mission and Industrial School for boys.
Perhaps the best justification of the Missionary
Tea Dinners is the evident feeling of friendship
which results from this periodical gathering and
association of so many of our people. They
furnish an unusually pleasant opportunity for
the strangers Vv'ho come amongst us to meet no
small proportiori of the balarice of the Congrega-
tion.
Mrs. Hugh M. Dihhi..
Treasurer and Director.
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For the Year Ending April 1st, 1908.
The Ladies' Society has met in social session
at the homes of the various members during the
year.
In June, at the invitation of Mrs. John H. Bass,
a meeting was held at beautiful "Brookside."
Mrs. Gaylord M. Leslie and Mrs. D.N. Foster
assisting. iV pleasant afternoon was spent listen-
ing to music by Mrs. Frank Culbertson and
looking over the charming grounds. A sudden
"storm prevented the usual large attendance.
In October the ladies met at the home of Mrs.
George P. Evans, assisted by the officers of the
society. The Society met in November with
Mrs. Charles H. Worden, assisted by Mrs.
Charles E. Crall, Mrs. E. T. Williams and Mrs.
George W. McCaskey, thirty-four members were
present.
In December a special meeting was called
at the home of the President, Mrs. Albert E.
Bulson, to consider the Christmas decorations
of the Church. The decorating was done by
Mrs. John Jacobs, Mrs. H. T. Stapleford and
Mrs. Nellie M. Fee, members of the flower com-
mittee, assisted by the President and Secretary.
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In January the ladies again met with Mrs.
Charles E. Read. Mrs. Charles L- Olds, Mrs.
Frank Stouder, Mrs. Frank L. Taft and Mrs. K.
P. Myers assisting. Members present, forty-
seven.
The next meeting in February, was held
at the home of Mrs. L. C. Hunter. Mrs.
Hugh M. Diehl, Mrs. David H. Caldwell, Mrs.
A. ly. Jo'hns and Mrs. W. S. McKay assisting.
Coming so near Washington's birthday the
ladies met in costume, the house was decorated
with flags and an exceedingly pleasant afternoon
was spent. Thirty-two were in attendance.
In March the regular meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. James M. McKay, assisted by Mrs.
W. M. Leedy, Mrs. William F. Reitze, Mrs.
R. S. Patterson, Mrs. Louis Bourie and Mrs.
R. W. Cecil and Mrs. W. H. Tigar. Twenty-
eight ladies were present.
During the year the Society has contributed
the sums of $10.00 to a struggling church at
Warroad, Minnesota, and $1.00 to the Aid
Society of a small church at Salt Lake.
Flowers and greens were purchased for the
Christmas decorations of the church. Flowers
have also been sent to the homes of the various
members of the church visited by death. Mrs.
Nellie M. Fee, Mrs. H. T. Stapleford and Mrs.
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John Jacobs have attended faithfully to this
duty.
The purchasing committee, Mrs. H. T. Staple-
ford, Mrs. J. W. McKay and Mrs. E. F. Yarnelle,
has supplied one dozen knives and two dozen
silver forks for the church kitchen.
The evening entertainment New Years Eve
was presided over and the refreshments kindly
donated by our president, Mrs. A. E. Bulson.
Although the attendance during the year has
been good, the ladies are desirous of adding to
the number and earnestly wish that every w^oman
in the congregation would consider herself a
member and join the circle in their monthly
meetings, w^here she will receive a very cordial
greeting.
The next meeting in April will be at the home
of Mrs. Nellie M. Fee on Fairfield Ave., Friday
the 24th, and a full attendance is earnestly desired
Mary Ei^len Mii.i.ard,
Secretary.
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Srpnrt of tilt f oung Wnmatt's ^atxtt^.
For the Year Ending April 1st, 1908.
The Young Woman's Society of the First
Presbyterian Church, was organized with a three-
fold object, first to assist in such charitable pro-
jects as might present themselves; second, to
aid the various departments of the Church, when
need should arise; and, third, to further a social
interest among the young people of the Church.
In this last named effort we feel marked pro-
gress has been made during the year just ended.
The social meetings held at the homes of our
various members every two weeks, have been
well attended, and an effort has been made to
bring the strangers to these meetings.
Toward the close of the year ending April 1st,
1908, the society undertook to furnish and main-
tain a room in Hope Hospital. New furniture
and supplies were purchased, and the room was
completely renovated. Owing to unlooked for
expenses, arising in connection with there-deco-
rating of the walls and painting of the floor and
wood-work, the society found itself with a debt
of almost one hundred dollars — $100.00 at its
first meeting in October.
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From the annual sale and supper in December,
which is our chief source of income, enough was
realized to pay off this debt ; meet the pledge
toward Miss Beaber's salary; and that to the
Visiting Nurse's League, of this city ; to vote the
usual sum for Easter decorations in the Church;
and to add to the supply of linens, and purchase
a much needed couch for the hospital room .
Thus, while we have not been able to under-
take any notable new work, we feel grateful to
close this year free of debt, with a bright pros-
pect for growth another year.
Mrs. Charles W. Lang,
Retiring President.
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iHmimxtttt.
In connection with the beautiful service of
Christmas, Sunday afternoon, a Committee was
appointed to distribute the gifts offered by the
Sunday school and the congregation. This Com-
mittee, composed of Mrs. S. M. Foster, Chair-
man, Mrs. George W. McCaskey, Mrs. Frank
H. Cutshall and Miss Hoffman, met on the
following Monday and went carefully over the
contents of the Manger. In addition to almost
ten dollars in money, and three orders of one
dollar each in groceries, and an order for a box
of oranges, they found 13 dolls, 39 books, 38
pairs of stockings, 14 pairs of mittens, 21 boxes
of candy, 1 blanket, 93 toys, 38 packages of
groceries, 60 articles of clothing, and 12 miscel-
laneous gifts.
All the needy children in our own Sunday
school were first provided for, then packages of
clothing, groceries, toys, et cetera, were sent to
eleven worthy families, and the balance of the
gifts were distributed to the Visiting Nurse
League, Hope Hospital, and the Allen County
Orphan's Home. Some of the money still re-
mains on hand and this will be used to buy shoes
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for any of the Sunday school who are without
them — there are two cases of this kind under
consideration at present.
We can only express our thanks to the large
number who took part in this Christmas Service
and whose liberality gave such pleasure and help
to those who really needed it.
MRvS. Samuel M. Foster,
Chairman.
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/'i?r Z/?^ Year Ending: April 1st, 19GS.
The Men's Club of the First Presbyterian
Church is just closing its second years work.
Its object is, in the words of its Constitution,
"to secure the Associated services of the Men of
the First Presbyterian Church and Congregation
in religious, philanthropic and social work."
The work that was begun and carried out dur-
ing the first year with great zeal has inspired us
this year to strive for an equal measure of suc-
cess and made us ambitious to increase and
strengthen the good influences of the Club.
The Club undertakes work along several lines,
which for its better performance has been classi-
fied and each branch placed under the direction
of its ov7n committee.
The committee on religious work looks after
the comfort of the Congregation during the
services of the Church — providing the ushers and
looking after the welcome and reception of
strangers. The series of addresses on "The
Bible and Science ' ' delivered at the Church
during the month of March Vv'as the result of the
faithful service of the Conmiittee on Religious
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work. The following subjects were treated from
the standpoint of modern scientific investigation :
" The Bible and Geology," by Professor Stan-
ley J. Coulter, Ph.D., Dean of the School
of Science, Purdue University.
"The Bible and Astronomy," by Professor
Charles A. Waldo, Ph.D., Professor of
Astronomy, Purdue Universit}^.
" The Bible and Archaeology," by Professor
Ira M. Price, Ph D., Professor of Semitic
Languages, Chicago University.
" The Bible and Science," by Professor John
M. Coulter, Ph.D., L.L.D., head of Depart-
ment of Botany, Chicago University.
Great credit is due the Social Committee for
the excellent entertainment afforded the mem-
bers of the Club at the monthly meetings.
The membership committee has done some fine
v\'ork for increased membership, still there is a
goodly number in the Church and Congregation
v/ho ought to tecome members of the Club.
The dues are nominal, $2.00 per year. The
pleasures and benefits of the Club ought to be
very attractive and the spirit of the Club is very
social and cordial.
The meetings have all been well attended — en-
thusiasm and good fellowship have prevailed
throughout, and everybody has seemed pleased
and benefitted.
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We are greatly indebted to the speakers who
have made up our splendid program and take
this occasion to express to them the thanks and
appreciation of the Club.
The following list of speakers and their sub-
jects illustrates the quality and variety of enter-
tainment which the Club affords.
October — Prof. R. K. Hoxie, Chicago Uni-
versity. "The Outcome of Modern Trades
Unionism."
November — Mr. John H. Glazier, Terre Haute,
Ind. "Busted'' — a study in Optimism.
December — Mr. Henry W. Thurston, Chicago.
"The next step in Juvenile Court Work."
January — Dr. James M. Bell, Washington, D.
C. "The Modern Theory of Soil Fertility."
February — Rabbi Max Merritt, Evansville,
Ind. "Abraham Lincoln."
March — Judge Lemuel W. Royse, Warsaw,
Ind. "The Uses of Party and Sect."
April— Rev. Andrew V. Meldrum, D. D.,
Cleveland, Ohio. ' 'The Scotch in American
History."
May — Annual Banquet.
All in all it has been a fine year — may the
next one be even better.
Chari^es H. DuNKEIvBERG,
President.
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For the Year Ending April 1st, 1908.
The Membership Committee of the Men's Club,
of the First Presbyterian Church, begs to make
the following report of work done by it.
The Committee, as organized, is as follows :
Dan N. Beers, David H. Caldwell, A. Dorsey,
Alfred D. Cressler, and Alfred T. Lukens, who
by virtue of his office, i.e., Third Vice-Presi-
dent of the Club, is Chairman of the Committee.
After organization we proceeded to have appli-
cation blanks printed and distributed among the
members, with instructions to solicit members of
the Church and Congregation to become mem-
bers of the Club.
We have avoided in our work any appeal to
those connected with any other Church, and have
sought to interest members of our own Church
and those who had no Church home, and whom
we thought might be induced to affiliate with us.
The result af our work thus far is the addition
of fourteen members. The Club at present has
a membership of one hundred and twenty-six.
We are free to say, had we given the work
more careful, personal attention, a great many
more members would have been added to the
Club list. A. T. Lukens,
Chairman.
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Your committee which has had in charge the
reception and arrangements for the monthly
meetings of the Men's Club, v/ishes to submit
for your consideration the following report,
covering the work of this committee for fxscal
year, ending May 12th, 1908.
In general outline, we have arranged for and
appointed the several sub-committees and they in
turn have furnished the refreshments for their
respective evenings; keeping in mind to a great
extent simplicity and promptness in service.
While our labors have been small, we have en-
deavored to maintain a standard which would
satisfy not only the Club members, but our vis-
itors, whom we are always glad to welcome.
As to those visitors who have chanced to come
among us, we have spared no trouble in our
efforts to have them feel at home and well serv-
ed. In fact, this has been our aim during each
of the eight meetings in regard to all who have
attended.
How well or how neglectfully we have executed
these duties we will permit you, yourselves, to
judge.
Wai^tkr R. Seavky,
Chairman.
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Irpcrt of i^t ISrltgiouB Mcxk (Enmmtttrr.
The Men's Club, through their Religious
Work Committee, have just completed a course
of four lectures, on the subject of "The Bible
and Science." These were delivered in the
Church Auditorium, in four successive Sunday
afternoons, beginning March 15th, and a general
invitation was extended. The topics discussed
by four of the leading scientists of the Middle
West, were the Bible in reference to Archeology,
Astronomy, Geology and Science. As a whole
they were handled in an effective and scholarly
manner, treating generally of the attitude of
Science and the present Scientific Spirit towards
the Christian Religion.
These meetings accomplished all the commit-
tee hoped for, not only in stimulating religious
thought along new and interesting lines, but
also in strengthing one's faith and establishing
clearly and unmistakably the great fact, that
science and scientific men are so far from being
inimical to Christianity that they are really
among its truest friends, and are constantly
reading into the Bible new and deeper signifi-
cance.
On account of the success of these meetings
and the cordiality with which they were receiv-
ed, the committee suggests that the Men's Club
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make them an annual occurance, and each year
select some subject of this nature upon which
thoughtful men can deliberate and speak. There
are many questions relating to the different
phases of Christian service which might be
studied with great profit by all.
This committee entertains the hope that the
Men's Club will furnish next year a similar
course, and they feel sure it will be received
wnth enthusiasm .
E. Ralph Yarnkllk,
Chairman.
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Witpati of tl}t ^ctti^tmn dommittrr.
This Committee may be, to some of you, a
new feature of this Clubs work, but w^e can as-
sure you that the Entertainment Committee has
found much for it to do. In fact the scope of
the work which should come under its jurisdic-
tion is so broad that could we enlist the active
effort of each member of this Club we would only
have began our labors. Take for instance the
one feature of visiting strangers to the various
Church services, and the effort to care for their
welfare after they have come into the Church.
This seems to be, should be, a personal duty of
every right thinking man.
Your Committee has endeavored by it's rep-
resentatives to attend each and every Church
servnce, during which we have handled the liter-
ature, the Hymnals, the collections, and cared
for the strangers. No stranger has gone his or
her way without some recognition from some
one of the committee.
WAI.TKR R. Seavky,
Chairman.
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Members of the Congregation at Present in Attend-
ance Upon the Services Together
With Their Children.
*AbeI, Mary A., 236 W. Creighton Ave.
*Andersoii, James Richey, 2103 S. Calhoun St.
*Anderson, Nancy E., wife J. R.,. .2103 S. Calhoun St.
*Archer, John B., 350 W. Berry St.
*Archer, Dorothy D., wife J. B., 350 W. Berry St.
♦Armstrong, Daisy J., Hope Hospital.
*Auger, Bon Silene Rose 114 E. Washington St.
Ash, Henry John, 340 E. Main St.
*Ash, Fred Henry, .340 E. Main St.
Ash, Robert Fairfield, 340 E. Main St.
*Austin, Julia Hoffer, 1219 Cass St.
*Austrup, Helen M.,. . ., 625 E. Wayne St.
*Barbour, Margaret, widow M. F., 822 E. Jefferson St.
*Barbour, Nora E., 122 Masterson Ave.
*Baker, Jessie A., 326 Madison St.
*Barnett, Lettie A., wife W. W., 715 Broadway.
Barnett, Walter Charles, 715 Broadway.
Barnett, Otto Bell, 715 Broadway.
Barnett, VanAlstyne, 715 Broadway.
Note — The list of members of the Church and Con-
gregation is not as complete as it ought to be, but it
is as nearly correct as the information returned to the
Pastor will permit.
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Barnett, Rachel Gayle, 715 Broadway.
Bass, John Henry, Brookside.
*Bass, Laura Holton, wife John H., Brookside.
*Bassett, William O., 1123 Hayden St.
*Bassett, Mary I., wife W. O., 1123 Hayden St.
*Beach, Cornelia A., 350 W. Berry St.
*Beebe, Almena, 302 W. Berry St.
*Beers, George Ward, 735 W. Berry St.
*Beers, Catherine N., wife G. W., 735 W\ Berry St.
*Beers, Daniel Numbers, 735 W. Berry St.
*Beers, Ruth Elizabeth, 735 W. Berry St.
*Beers, Henry C, 2425 Fairfield Ave.
*Bell, Joseph, 1123 W. Wayne St.
*Bell, Guy, 1123 W. Wayne St.
*Bell, Benjamin, 1123 W. Wayne St.
Bittinger, Adam H., 535 Archer Ave.
Bittinger, Mary H., wife A. H., 535 Archer Ave.
*Blair, Solon K., 820 W. Wayne St.
*Blair, Dora F., wife S. K 820 W. Wayne St.
*Blair, Kent L., 820 W. Wayne St.
Blitz, Maximillian J., 521 W. Berry St.
*Blitz, Edith B., wife M. J., 521 W. Berry St.
Blitz, John Kinner, 521 W^ Berry St.
Blitz, Richard Thompson, 521 W. Berry St.
*Boag, Mary L., 241 W. Lev>^is St.
*Boag, Calvin Douglas, 241 W. Lewis St.
*Bona, Albertina J., 334 E. Berry St,
*Bond, Clara Zollars, wife H. W.,. .2716 Fairfield Ave.
Bond, Lois Vermilyea, 2716 Fairfield Ave,
*Bourie, Clinton D., 115 E. Washington St.
*Bourie, Celia M., wife C. D.,. . .115 E. Washington St.
Bourie, Helen, 115 E. Washington St.
Bourie, Ruth, 115 E. Washington St.
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*Bourie, Ophelia, 901 Edgewater Ave.
*Bourie, George W., 901 Edgewater Ave.
*Bowen, Dr. George W., 702 E. Washington St.
*Boyd, Cora Ash, widow S. D., 340 E. Main St.
Boyd, John Ash, 340 E. Main St.
*Boyd, Sarah A., v/idow Ben'j. F.,... .2415 Webster St.
*Brandriff, Maria S., widow A. D.,. ...912 W. Berry St.
Breidenstein, Margaret, 537 W. Jefferson St.
*Breidens/tein, Jerome Herman,. ..537 W. Jefferson St.
*Breidenstein, Carl S., 537 W. Jefferson St.
Brooks, Melissa M., widow S. N.,.1101 W. Wayne St.
*Erown, Thomas Ralph, 1018 E. Washington St.
Bulson, Dr. Albert E., Jr., 219 W. Wayne St.
*Biilson, Eva M., v/ife A. E., Jr., 219 W. Wayne St.
Ellison, Eugene L., 219 W. Wayne St.
Bulson, Geraldine E., 219 W. Wayne St.
*Burgess, Francis, 714 W. Jefferson St.
*Burgess, Elizabeth T., 714 W. Jefferson St.
*Caldwell, David Hamilton 236 W. Creighton Ave.
*Caldwell, Jennie M., wife D. H. 236 W, Creighton Ave.
*Caldwell, Ruth Agnes, 236 W. Creighton Ave.
*Caldwell, Helen May, 236 W. Creighton Ave.
*Cecil, Anna M., wife R. W., 902 Columbia Ave.
*Cecil, Inez, 902 Columbia Ave.
Chambers, Jennie C, 2007 Calhoun St.
*Chamberlain, Vera E., 328 W. Berry St.
*Chapin, Augustus A., 710 W. Wayne St.
*Chapin, Almira E., wife A. A., 710 W. Wayne St.
*Chapin, Angeline F., 710 W. Wayne St.
*Chapin, Elizabeth E., 710 W. Wayne St.
*Chapin, Katherine B., 710 W. Wayne St.
*Chapman, H. Lavon, 335 W. Main St.
Chapman, Alta D., 335 W. Main St.
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*Clayton, Mabel Hill, Vvidow F. H.,. .27 Prospect Ave.
*Clayton, Willett Smith, 27 Prospect Ave.
*Claytoii, Pearl K., wife W. S., 27 Prospect Ave.
^Cochrane, Margaret S., 933 W. Main St.
*Cochraiie, Agnes J., 933 W. Main St.
*CoImy, Christopher, 11.5 W. Suttenfield St.
*Colmy, Lulu L., v/ife C 115 W. Suttenfield St.
Colmy, Margaret V., 115 W. Suttenfield St.
Colmy, Victor W., 115 W. Suttenfield St.
Colmy, Howard Larimer, 115 W. Suttenfield St.
*Crall, Charles Edward, 1215 W. Berry St.
*Crall, Mary K., vnfe C. E., 1215 W. Berry St.
*Cressler, Alfred D., 501 W. Berry St.
*Cressler, Eliza E., vvife A. D., 501 W. Berry St.
Cressler, Alfred M., 501 W. Berry St.
Cressier, George H., 501 W. Berry St.
Cressler, Kerr Murray, 501 W. Berry St.
*Cutshall, Elizabeth, widow J. H., 2425 Fairfield Ave.
*Cutshall, Frank H., 1216 W. Wayne St.
*Cutshall, Daisy D., wife Frank H.,. 1216 W. Wayne St.
*Dalman, Edwin F., 438 W. Creighton Ave.
*DaIman, Alida S., wife E. F.,. .438 W. Creighton Ave.
Davis, A. C, 421 E. Berry St.
Davis, Wilbur E., 216 Douglas Ave.
Davis, Ray Getty, Vvife W. E., 216 Douglas Ave.
*Dawson, Amanda, v/idow John M.,. . ,436 E. Berry St.
*Dawson, Wallace Vincent, 1129 Fulton St.
*Deihl, Fred Gurnsey, 805 Harmer St.
*Deihl, Grace Mae, wife F. G., 805 Harmer St.
Deihl, Ada Virginia, 805 Harmer St.
*Deihl, Hugh Martin, 901 E. Wayne St.
*Deihl, Ada S. R., wife H. M., 901 E. Wayne St.
*Deihl, Alice Mary, 901 E. Wayne St.
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*Deniiy, Watts P., 2121 Broadway.
*Denny, Anna L., wife W. P., 2121 Broadway.
*Detzer, Laura G., wife August, 1319 Clinton St.
Dotzer, Dorothy, 1319 Clinton St.
D'Isay, Isaac, 1211 W. Jefferson St.
D'Isay, Alida L., wife Isaac, 1211 W. Jefferson St.
*Doniyan, John W., 2018 S. Harrison St.
*Donivan, Mary E., wife J. W.,... .2018 S. Harrison St.
Dougall, John T., 716 Rockhill St.
*DougaIl, Madge Lathrop, wife J. T., 716 Rockhill St.
Dougall, J. Lathrop, 716 Rockhill St.
Dougall, Dorothy J., 716 Rockhill St.
Downing, Myron S., 2405 S. Harrison St.
Downing, Luwella D., wife M. S., 2405 S. Harrison St.
*Driesbach, Clyde, 837 Lake Ave.
Dreisbach, Georgia, Vv^ife Clyde 837 Lake Ave.
Dreisbach, Robert Haynes, 837 Lake Ave.
*Dunkeiberg, Charles A., 2417 Harrison St.
*Dunkelberg, Anna C, wife C. A.,. . .2417 Harrison St.
Dunkelberg, Charles A., Jr., 2417 Harrison St.
Dunkelberg, Ralph C, 2417 Harrison St.
Dunkelberg, David C, 2417 Harrison St.
•-Elliott, Bruce W., 2206 S. Calhoun St.
*Eiy, Theresa A., widow Geo. W., 334 E. Berry St.
Ellison, Thomas E., 601 W. Wayne St.
Ellison, Hannah Hall, wife T. E.,. .601 W. Wayne St.
*Smmons, C. DeMoss, 2440 Fairfield Ave.
*Emmons, Bertha, wife CD., 2440 Fairfield Ave.
Emmons, Samuel Ewart, 2440 Fairfield Ave.
Emmons, Martha Briney, 2440 Fairfield Ave.
Emmons, Edith Bertha, 2440 Fairfield Ave.
Emmons, Charles D., Jr., 2440 Fairfield Ave.
Emmons, Cornelia Rrackenridge, 2440 Fairfield Ave.
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Emmons, Charles Caldwell, III,... 2440 Fairfield Ave.
*Evans, George Pierce, 825 W. Berry St.
*Evans, Isabel Dickey, wife Geo. P., 825 W. Berry St.
*Evans, Mary Coleman, 825 W. Berry St.
Evans, George Montgomery, 825 W. Berry St.
*Evans, John Poage, 424 Old Fort Place.
*Evans, Fannie A., wife John P.,. ..424 Old Fort Place.
*Evans, R. M©rris, 424 Old Fort Place.
*Bvans, Elizabeth Morris, 424 Old Fort Place.
*Evans, George Austin, 424 Old Fort Place.
Evans, Ruth Margaret, 424 Old Fort Place.
Evans, Margaret Poage, 424 Old Fort Place.
*Evans, Oliver Fairfield, 521 E. Berry St.
*Evans, Dorothy, wife Oliver F., 521 E. Berry St.
Evans, Italia, 521 E. Berry St.
*Evans, William Anderson, 1142 Glasgow Ave.
*Evans, Mildred McC, wife W. A.,. .1142 Glasgow Ave.
Evans, William Wallace, 1142 Glasgow Ave.
♦Evans, Mary Theresa, 1142 Glasgow Ave.
♦Fairfield, Anna M., 350 W. Berry St.
♦Fauve, Mary Etta, wife Dr. A. E.,. . .343 W. Wayne St.
*Fee, Mrs. Lancerette, 239 W. Lewis St.
♦Fee, Nellie M., 2425 Fairfield Ave.
♦Fee, Georgia Lura, 2425 Fairfield Ave,
♦Fee, Herbert Wayne, 2425 Fairfield Ave.
♦Fee, Edna Marguerite, 2425 Fairfield Ave.
Fee, Elease, 2425 Fairfield Ave.
♦Fleming, Emma Hoagland, 350 W. Berry St.
♦Fleming, Esther Merica, 350 W. Berry St.
Fleming, William H., Jr., 350 W. Berry St.
Fleming, Florence Elizabeth, 350 W. Berry St.
Foster, David N., 2336 Fairfield Ave.
♦Foster, Sarah Pyne, wife D. N.,... .2336 Fairfield Ave.
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*Foster, Florence May, 233G Fairfield Ave,
Foster, Samuel Monell, 308 W. Wayne St.
♦Foster, Margaret H., wife S. M.,. . .308 W. Wayne St.
Fowler, George S., 202 Douglas Ave.
*Fowler, Harriet W., 202 Douglas Ave.
Freeman, Luthera M., 634 W. Wayne St.
Freese, William Albert, 1219 Cass St.
*Freese, Sophie Joseijhine, wife W. A.,. .1219 Cass St.
*Freese, Esther Helen, 1219 Cass St.
Gauntt, Forest G., 1209 W. Wayne St.
*Gauntt, Flora M., wife F. G., 1209 W. Wayne St.
*Gauntt, Olive, 1209 W. Wayne St.
*Gavin, Margaret, 911 E. Wayne St.
*Gavin, Susan, 911 E. Wayne St.
Gilpin, Dr. John H., 218 E. Washington St.
*Gilpin, Renie M., wife Dr. J. H., 218 E. Washington St.
Gilpin, Harold L., 218 E. Washington St.
Gilpin, Cremorne L., 218 E. Washington St.
*GouM, Elizabeth, wife T. H., 340 W. DeWald St.
Greenawalt, Dr. George Leiter, 501 E. Wayne St.
*Greenawalt, Mary E., wife G. L., 501 E. Wayne St.
*Grifiiths, William Edwin, 1404 W. Washington St.
♦Griffiths, Adaline, wife W. E. 1404 W. Washington St.
♦Griffiths, Sarah Helen, 1404 W. Washington St.
♦Griffiths, Walter Wells, 1404 W. Washington St.
♦Gruber, Joseph L., 121 Brackenridge St.
♦Gruber, Emma J., wife J. L., 121 Brackenridge St.
Gruber, Bertha May, 121 Brackenridge St.
♦Gutermuth, Valentine, 1303 Maple Ave.
Gutermuth, Ella A., wife V., 1303 Maple Ave.
♦Gutermuth, Gertrude Valetta, 1303 Maple Ave.
Gutermuth, Margaret Helen, 1303 Maple Ave.
Gutermuth, Evelyn Irene, 1303 Maple Ave.
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Giitermuth, Clarence Harmon, 1303 Maple Ave.
*Guild, Clara Humphrey, wife C. G., 635 W. Berry St.
Guild, Marion, 635 W. Berry St.
*Habecker, Alice M., 819 Webster St.
*Hackett, Edward A. K., 801 W. Berry St.
*HaclieLt, Susie Reid, wife E. A. K., 801 W. Berry St.
*Hackett, Martha, 801 W. Berry St.
*Hackett, Helen E., 801 W. Berry St.
Hackett, Catharine R., 801 W. Berry St.
Hackett, Edward A. K., Jr., 801 W. Berry St.
*H?.gan, William A., 1411 E. Lewis St.
*Hagan, Lulu, wife W. A., 1111 E. Levris St.
Hall, George B., 2305 S. Wayne Ave.
*Hall, Julia McCoy, wife G. B.,...2305 S. Wayne Ave.
Hall, Fielding B., 2305 S. Wayne Ave.
^Hamilton, Montgomery, Clinton and Montgom.ery Sts.
^Hamilton, Gertrure, wife Montgomery,
*HamiIton, Margaret,. . .Clinton and Montgomery Sts.
*Kamiiton, Norah, Clinton and Montgomery Sts.
*HamJlton, Phoebe A., Clinton and Lev/is Sts.
*Iiamilton, Katherine, Clinton and Levv'is Sts.
*Hamilton, Jessie, Clinton and Lewis Sts.
*Hanks, Mary, High St.
*Hanna, Elizabeth C, widow H. C.,. . .429 E. Berry St.
Kanna, Robert B., 429 E. Berry St.
Hanna, Henry Clay, 903 Lake Ave.
Hanna, Sophia C, wife H. C, 903 Lake Ave.
Hanna, Joseph Thomas, 517 E. Washington St.
*Hanna, Sue Vesta, wife J. T., 517 E. vVashington St.
*Hanna, Martha E., widow S. T.,. ...1128 W. Berry St.
*Hanna, Mary, 1128 W. Berry St.
Hanna, Oliver S 434 W. Berry St.
*Hanaa, M. Ella, wife O. S., 434 \Y. Berry St.
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*Hanna, Julia N., 434 W. Eerry St.
Harper, James B., 304 E. Washington St.
*Harper, Mary R., wife J. B.,. ..304 E. Washington St.
*Harper, Flelen R., 304 E. Washington St.
♦Harper, Jane Anna 444 E. Main St.
*Haskell, Sarah A., 333 Pearl St.
*Haskell, Gladys A., 333 Pearl St.
*Hassler, Bessie Hamilton, 339 W. Berry St.
*Kattersley, Emma, 615 W. Wayne St.
*PIattersiey, Harry A 820 W. Wayne St.
*PIatter5ley, Mayme B., v/ife H. A.,. .820 W\ W^ayne St.
*Havice, Dr. Samuel H., 328 W. Jefferson St.
*PIayice, Harriet J., wife S. H.,. . .328 W. Jeiferson St.
Havice, Jay F., 328 W. Jefferson St.
Havice, Frank C, 328 W. Jefferson St.
*Hayden, Eliza Hanna, widow Fred J.,. . .E. Lewis St.
Heaton, Benjamin F., 854 W. DeWald St.
*Heaton, Helen Mae, wife B. F.,. . .854 W. DeWald St.
Hench, Samuel M., 135 E. Main St.
*Kenderson, Annetta E., widow A. R.,.PIope Hospital.
*Henderson, Mary M., wid. S. C. 323 E. Washington St.
*Henry, James M., 529 W. Jefferson St.
*Henry, Laura B., wife J. M., 529 W. Jefferson St.
*Henry, Nellie E., 529 W. Jefferson St.
*Kiggins, Ella S., v/idow C. R., 302 W. Berry St.
*Hill, Cynthia A., wid. O. G.,..1220 W. Washington St.
Hoffman, Andrew Ely, 634 W. Wayne St.
*Hoifman, Emma F., wife A. E., 634 W. Wayne St.
Hoffman, Frederick Evans, 720 W. Berry St.
*Hoffman, Katherine, 720 W. Berry St.
*Hoffman, Emily R., 720 W\ Berry St.
♦Hoffman, Susan C, wid. Jacob F., 625 W. Wayne St.
*Howey, Alice Straughn, 221 E. Berry St.
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*Hump]irey, Jeanette, 621 W. Berry St.
*Hunter, Cora May, wife L. C, 1011 W. Wayne St.
Hunter, Stella Gibson, 1011 W. Wayne St.
Hunter, Freeman Dexter, 1011 W. Wayne St.
Jackson, Anna, wid. Thomas,. .116 W. Suttenfield St.
* Jackson, Helen Louise, 116 W. Suttenfield St.
*Jacobs, John H., Spy Run Ave.
♦Jacobs, Sarah E., wife John H., Spy Run Ave.
* Jacobs, Mary Emma, 336 E. Main St.
* Jenkins, Mary K., widow Barnett,. .415 E. Wayne St.
* Johns, Alfred L., 1115 W. Berry St.
* Johns, Kate O., v/ife Alfred L., 1115 W. Berry St.
*Johns, Alfred L., Jr., 1115 W. Berry St.
*Johns, Gladys L., 1115 W. Berry St.
Johns, Earle W., 1115 W. Berry St.
*Johnson, Mary Elizabeth, 722 W. Washington St.
* Johnston, Anna, 804 Barr St.
*Johnston, Douglas A., 804 Barr St.
*Johnston, Edith J., 804 Barr St.
* Jones, Frederick H., 1101 W. Wayne St.
Jones, Jean Brooks, wife F. H.,. . .1101 W. Wayne St.
Jones, DeWitt C, 1101 W. AVayne St.
*Jordan, Mary J., 335 W. Main St.
Jordan, Jennie, 335 W. Main St.
*Keegan, Edith Ann, wife H. G.,. . .1221 W. Wayne St.
Keegan, Margaret Ann, 1221 W. Wayne St.
Keegan, Robert Yarnelle, 1221 W. Wayne St.
*Kettler, Martha, 318 E. Wayne St.
*Kettler, Elsie, 318 E. Wayne St.
*Kimball, Catherine A., 716 Ewing St.
King, Charles Sherman, 715 W. Berry St.
*King, Alma Z., wife C. S., 715 W. Berry St.
*King Katherine, 715 W. Berry St.
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King, Josephine, 715 W. Berry St.
Knight, Alice Cheney, 160 Spy Run Ave.
*Knight, Helen Cheney, 160 Spy Run Ave.
♦Knight, Mary Louise, 160 Spy Run Ave.
*Ladd, Caroline N., wife George T.,. .817 W. Berry St.
Ladd, Talman L., 817 W. Berry St.
*Lane, Charles Royal, 718 Lafayette St.
*Lane, Cora Mary, wife Charles R.,. .718 Lafayette St.
*Lane, Eben Elwood, 718 Lafayette St.
*Lane, Helen Anna, 718 Lafayette St.
*Lang, Aemelius J., 121© W. Washington St.
*Lang, Ella J., wife A. J., 1210 W. Washington St.
Lang, Florence Isabel, 1210 W. Washington St.
♦Lang, Charles W., 2409 S. Harrison St.
*Lang, Bertha J., wife C. W., 2409 S. Harrison Sa.
Lang, Robert Jackson, 2409 S. Harrison St.
♦Lang, Herbert W., 3031 S. Wayne Ave.
♦Lang, Daisy, wife Herbert W.,. . .3031 S. Wayne Ave.
Leedy, William M., 1009 Edgewater Ave.
Leedy, Delia S., wife W. M., 1009 Edgewater Ave.
♦Leedy, Corinne, 1009 Edgewater Ave.
Leedy, Georgia, 1009 Edgewater Ave.
Lehr, Mrs. Hannah, 311 Third St.
♦Lehr, Eliza Anna, 311 Third St.
♦Lehr, Frankie, 311 Third St.
♦Leslie, Dr. Gaylord M., Brookside.
Leslie, Mary Laura, Brookside
Leslie, Linda Adelaide, Brookside
Leslie, John Bass, Brookside
♦Liebman, Caroline, 344 W. Wayne St.
Liebman, Minnie F 344 W. Wayne St.
♦Link, Stella L., widow Adam, 422 E. Berry St.
♦Link, Lcuis Keeley, 442 E. Berry St.
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LinX William Carlton, 422 E. Berry St.
*Lii)sett, William Edgar, 2415 Webster St.
*Lii)sett, Georgiana B., wife W. E.,. .2415 Webster St.
Lipsett, Edgar Boyd, 2415 Webster St.
*LIoyd, Thomas M., 411 E. Berry St.
Lovv-e, George \Y., 1102 W. Washington St.
*Lovv'e, Ehiora, wife G. W.,... .1102 W. Washington St.
*Lowry, Charlotte A., widow Robert, 328 W. Berry St.
*Lowry, Anna, 328 W. Berry St.
Liikens, Alfred T., 910 W. Berry St.
*Liikens, Mary M., vrife Alfred T.,... .910 W. Berry St.
Liikens, Clara M., 910 W. Berry St.
*Liikens, Grace E., 910 W. Berry St.
*Lukens, Lydia M., 910 W. Berry St.
*Liikens, Martha, 910 W. Berry St.
*MacLachlan, William, 710 W. Berry St.
*MacLachlan, Camilla, wife William,. 710 W. Berry St.
*Macphail, Janet A., widow Wm 1302 Ewing St.
*Masphail, Margaret Monroe, 1302 Ewing St.
*Macphail, Janet Armstrong, 1302 Ewing St.
*Macphail, Mary Ross, 1302 Ewing St.
Macphail, Walter Beattie, 1302 Ewing St.
Macphail, Malcolm Monroe, 1302 Ewing St.
Macphail, Anson Warbnrton, 1302 Ewing St.
Macphail, Malcolm, 1302 Ewing St.
*McCaskey, Dr. George W., 407 W. Main St.
*McCaskey, Louise S., wife Dr. G. W., 407 W. Main St.
*McCaskey, George Edward, 407 W. Main St.
*MeClure, Eliza, widow Andrews, 122 Douglas Ave.
*McClure, J. Rosser, Spy Run Road.
*McClure, Mary R., wife J. R., Spy Run Road.
*McClure, Howard, Spy Run Road.
McCoy, Robert W., Penn. Lines Hotel.
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*McCoy, Lottie E., Penn. Lines HoteL
*McCoy, Martha, Penn. Lines Hotel.
*McCracken, J. K., 328 W. Berry St.
*MeCracken, Bessie E., 328 W. Berry St.
*McCrimmons, Mrs. A. G., 206 E. Jefferson St.
McCuIlocfo, Frederick G., 336 E. Berry St.
*McCu!loch, Alice Foster, wife F. G.. .336 E. Berry St.
*McCiillougii, Ella G., 206 Douglas Ave.
*McDonald, Emmet H., 1104 W. Wayne St.
♦McDonald, Ella W., wife E. H.,. . .1104 W. Wayne St.
♦McDonald, Mary E., 1104 W. Wayne St.
*McDonrJd, Donald, 1104 W. Wayne St.
♦McDonald, George P., 1104 W. Wayne St.
♦McDonald, Mary E., 703 E. Washington St.
♦McKay, David., 2526 Thompson Ave.
♦McKay, Ellen, wife David, 2526 Thompson Ave.
♦McKay, David, Jr., 2526 Thompson Ave.
♦McKay, Agnes, 2526 Thompson Ave.
♦McKay, John, 2526 Thompson Ave.
McKay, Donald, 2526 Thompson Ave.
♦McKay, Nellie, 2526 Thompson Ave.
♦McKay, Jane Eleanor, 2526 Thompson Ave.
.McKay, Frank, 2526 Thompson Ave.
♦McKay, Etta C, 1218 W. Washington St.
♦McKay, James Marshall 1101 Lake Ave.
♦McKay, Elizabeth, wife J. M., 1101 Lake Ave.
♦McKay, Neill Aldrich, 1101 Lake Ave.
♦McKay, William Thompson, 1101 Lake Ave.
♦McKay, James Marshall, Jr., 1101 Lake Ave.
McKay, Nellie M., 1101 Lake Ave.
♦McKean, Sarah E., Spy Run Ave.
♦McKean, Anna M., Spy Run Ave.
♦McKee, George W., 1449 E. Lewis St.
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*McKee, Hermina A., wife G. W., 1419 E. Lewis St:
McKee, Myrtle Wiihelmina, 1449 E. Lewis St.
McKee, Robert Harold, 1449 E. Lewis St.
McKee, Bertha Amelia, 1449 E. Lewis St.
McKee, Geraldine, 1449 E. Lewis St.
*McLeod, Isabel, 1218 W. Washington St.
*McNaiighton, Margery, 822 E. Jefferson St.
*Mayhew, Mary Eliza, vvid. P. L., 1123 W. Jefferson St.
*Mayhew, Gertrude Davis, 1123 W. Jefferson St.
*Master, Lucy O., wife Rev. H. B.,. . .301 W. Berry St.
Master, William Olmsted, 301 W. Berry St.
Master, John Redman Coxe, 301 W. Berry St.
Master, Henry B., Jr., 301 W. Berry St.
*Meek, Charles W., 2426 Calhoun St.
*Meek, Nellie S., wife Charles W.,... .2426 Calhoun St.
Meek, Mary Eleanor, 2426 Calhoun St.
*Mel£heimer, Shaphat D., 1023 E. Wayne St.
*Melsheimer, Blanche D., Vvife S. D. 1023 E. Wayne St.
*Mendenhall, Parla, 115 E. Washington St.
Mikesell, Dr. Arthur L., 214 E. Washington St.
*Mikesell, Harriet I., wife A. L., 214 E. Washington St.
Mikesell, Helen, 214 E. Washington St.
Millard, Robert, 1230 W. Washington St.
Millard, Mary E., wife Robt., 1230 W. Washington St.
♦Miller, Henry J 1020 W. Washington St.
*Miller, Minnie, wife H. J.,... .1020 W. Washington St.
*Miller, Selma E., 1020 W. Washington St.
*Miller, Herbert R 1020 W. Washington St.
Miller, Edmund H., 1020 W. Washington St.
Moellering, William L., 328 E. Washington St.
*Moellering, N. G., wife W. L.,..328 E. Washington St.
*Moellering, Harry, 328 E. Washington St.
*Moderwell, Hiram C, 32.5 W. Wayne St.
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*Moderwell, Hiram Kelly, 325 W. Wayne St.
*Moderwell, Jay M., 219 Superior St.
Moderwell, Martha J., wife Jay M.,. ..219 Superior St.
Malloy, Irene, 133 W. DeWald St.
*Moore, Dr. Ida C, 328 \V. Berry St.
Morgenthaler, Peter C, 815 Nelson St.
*Morgeuthaler, Evelyn C, wife P. C.,. . .815 Nelson St.
Morgenthaler, Joseph Cornell, 815 Nelson St.
*Moritz, John M., 309 W. Berry St.
*Moses, Ralph, 319 W. Jefferson St.
*Monson, L. William, 304 W. Berry St.
*Monson, Ada B., wife L. William,. . .304 W. Berry St.
*Monson, Archie H., 304 W. Berry St.
*Monson, Hazel, 304 W. Berry St.
*Myers, Elizabeth H., wid. J. H.,. .2431 S. Harrison St.
*Myers, P. J. H., 2413 S. Harrison St.
*Myers, Agnes M., wife P. J. H.,. .2413 S. Harrison St.
*Myers, Florian Dwight, 2413 S. Harrison St.
*Nichols, William A., 1233 W. Wayne St.
*Nichols, Edna E., wife Wm. A.,. . .1233 W. Wayne St.
Ninde, Laura M., wife H. W., 551 Kinniard Ave.
Ninde, Jane, 551 Kinnaird Ave.
Ninde, Harry W., Jr., 551 Kinniard Ave.
Ninde, Mary Elizabeth, 551 Kinnaird Ave.
Noble, William K., 420 W. Wayne St.
*Noble, Laura Law, wife W. K., 420 W. Wayne St.
Noble, William Kenneth, 420 W. Wayne St.
*Offutt, Harry C, 212 W. Wayne St.
*Offutt, Jane MgG., wife H. C, 212 W. Wayne St.
*01ds, Charles L., 1240 W. Washington St.
*01ds, Eliza MacL., wife C. L., 1240 W. Washington St.
*01ds, Marjorie Noble, 1240 W. Washington St.
*01ds, Alexander MacL., 1240 W. Washington St.
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*Oids, Edward Clarence, 1240 W. Washington St.
*01ds, Hugh B., Michigan Ave.
*01ds, Helen M., wife Hugh B., Michigan Ave.
*0Id3, John D., Michigan Ave.
Olds, Noble G., 407 W. Berry St.
*01d3, Susan M., wife Noble G., 407 W. Berry St.
Olds, Maribel S., 407 W. Berry St.
*01ds, Percy Granger, 920 W. Washington St.
Olds, Walter, 1206 W. Berry St.
*01ds, Marie J., vvife Walter, 1206 W. Berry St.
Olds, Williara H., 225 W. Berry St.
*01ds, Marguerite S., wife W. H., 225 W. Berry St.
*0]d3, Virginia, 225 W. Berry St.
Olds, James, 225 W. Berry St.
*Orff, Martha, widow Henry,. . .328 W. Creighton Ave.
*Orff, Mary Ella, 328 V/. Creighton Ave.
*0*Rourke, Ada Louise, wife E., 420 E. V/ashington St.
*Orr, Charles W., 1222 W. Washington St.
*Orr, Etta Hill, wife C. W.,. ..1222 W. Washington St.
*Orr, Jessie Hill, 1222 W. Washington St
*Orr, Onslow Hill, 1222 W. Washington St.
*Orr, Edwin Henry, 2020 S. Harrison St.
*Orr, Pearle E., wife Edwin H.,. ..2020 S. Harrison St.
Orr, Helen Beverly, 2020 S. Harrison St.
*Orr, John W., 1115 W. Berry St.
*Orr, Joseph H., 125 W. Butler St.
*Orr, Sarah S., wife Joseph H., 125 W. Butler St.
*Orr, Arthur D., 125 W. Butler St.
*Osterraan, Florence M., 903 E. Washington St.
*Osterman, Isabella A., 903 E. Washington St.
*Overmeyer, Mrs. Ida C, County Orphans' Home.
*Page, William David, 910 E. Jefferson St,
*Page, Chloe E., wife W. D., 910 E. Jefferson St.
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*Parker, Mary L., widow James B.,. ..441 E. Berry St.
*Parker, Jessie L., 441 E. Berry St.
♦Patterson, Harriet T., wid. R. S., 905 Columbia Ave.
Patterson, Henry C, 905 Columbia Ave.
*Paulucci, Marion, 215 E. Lewis St.
*Peltier, Fanny J 614 Centre St.
*Peltier, Isabel McC, wife H. W., Spy Run Road.
♦Perfect, Arthur H., 1233 W. Wayne St.
♦Perfect, Maud Eavey, wife A. H., 1233 W. Wayne St.
♦Perfect, Harry A., 535 W. Berry St.
♦Perfect, Bertha W., wife H. A., 535 W. Berry St.
Perfect, Elizabeth, 535 W. Berry St.
♦Peters, Elizabeth J., wife F. C, 704 Rockhill St.
Peters, Frederick C, Jr., 704 Rockhill St.
Peters, John Stuart, 704 Rockhill St.
Pickard, Artemas Wright, 332 E. Washington St.
♦Pickard, Ada Gray, wife A. W. 332 E. Washington St.
Pickard, Artemas Gray, 332 E. Washington St.
♦Pickard, Peter E., 1109 W. Wayne St.
♦Pickard, Floy F., wife Peter E.,. . .1109 W. Wayne St.
♦Pickard, Louise C, 1109 W. Wayne St.
♦Pickard, Margery E., 1109 W. Wayne St.
♦Pickard, Florence F., 1109 W. Wayne St.
♦Pidgeon, Charles H., 816 Jackson St.
♦Pidgeon, Ralph E., 816 Jackson St.
♦Pidgeon, Nannie W., wife R. E., 816 Jackson St.
♦Potter, George Ernest, 1231 W. Wayne St.
♦Potter, Clara B., wife G. E., 1231 W. Wayne St.
♦Probasco, William J., 818 Lafayette St.
♦Probasco, Minnie E., wife W. J 818 Lafayette St.
♦Rabus, Louise, 522 W. Washington St.
♦Rahe, Frank John 2318 Fairfield Ave.
♦Rahe, Pearl Foster, wife F. J., 2318 Fairfield Ave.
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*Rau, Emma C, 31S E. Wayne St.
*Read, Charles E., 1211 W. Wayne St.
*Read, Fannie B./wife Charles E., 1211 W. Wayne St.
*Reed, Edward H., 1523 Cass St.
*Reed, Flora Belle, wife Edward H., 1523 Cass St.
Reed, Ruth Elizabeth, 1523 Cass St.
Reitze, William F., 1021 Lake Ave.
*Reitze, May, wife W. F., 1021 Lake Ave.
*Reitze, Edward T., 1021 Lake Ave.
*Riddle, Thomas Patterson, 707 W. Berry St.
*Riddle, Ella Slack, wife T. P., 707 W. Berry St.
Riddle, Thomas P., Jr., 707 W. Berry St.
Riddle, Robert Watson, 707 YV. Berry St.
Riddle, John Cameron, 707 W. Berry St.
*Rieman, Calvin K., 515 E. Berry St.
*Robbins, Nellie H., widow D. B.,. ..615 W. Wayne St.
*Robinson, Lily May D., wife J. M.,... .325 B. Main St.
*Rockhill, Katherine B., wife W. W.,. .712 Rockhill St.
*Rossell, Joseph Amos, 817 W. Berry St.
*Ro3sell, Lulu Delia, wife J. A., 917 W. Berry St.
*Rossell, Emma Delia, 917 W. Berry St.
*Sale, Jessamine Jeanette, 733 W. Wayne St.
*Saylor, Margaret, 444 E. Main St.
*Saylor, Mildred, 444 E. Main St.
*Schrader, W. Frank, 125 W. Wayne St.
*Schrader, Elizabeth A., wife W. F., 125 W. Wayne St.
*Schulz, Arthur P., 1421 Broadway.
*Scott, Elizabeth J., widow George,. ..725 E. Lewis St.
*Scott, George T., 725 E. Lewis St.
* Scott, Jennie G., 725 E. Lewis St.
*Scott, Mattie H., 725 E. Lewis St.
Scott, James, 725 E. Lewis St.
*Scott, Jesse L., 326 Madison St.
82
*Scott, Ella, wife J. L., 326 Madison St.
Scott, Paul, 326 Madison St.
Scott, Ruth, 326 Madison St.
*Seavey, Walter Randall, Spy Run Road.
*Seavey, Leila Emma, wife Walter R., Spy Run Road.
Seavey, Elizabeth Jane, Spy Run Road.
*Sechler, Milo H., 1710 S. Calhoun St.
*3echler, Abbie W., wife M. H.,. ..1710 S. Calhoun St.
*Sechler, Nellie L., 1710 S. Calhoun St.
Sedgwick, Charles E., 316 W. Suttenfield St.
*Sedgwick, CatalenaC.,wifeC.E. 316 W. Suttenfield St.
Sedgv/ick, Catherine F., 316 W. Suttenfield St.
Shambaugh, William H., 1209 W. Berry St.
*Shambaugh, Louise R., wife W. H., 1209 W. Berry St.
Shambaugh, Willard 1209 W. Berry St.
Shambaugh, Howard, 1209 W. Berry St.
*Shoaff , Frederic B., Spy Run Road.
*Shoaff, Alice D., wife Frederic B., Spy Run Road.
Shoaff, Frederic B., Jr., Spy Run Road.
Shoaff, John Dryer, Spy Run Road.
Shoaff, John A., Spy Run Ave.
*Shoaff, Susan R., wife J. A., Spy Run Ave.
^Shoemaker, Mark F., 156 Spy Run Ave.
*Sibray, Mary Elizabeth, 830 W. Wayne St.
*Smith, Emily Jane, widow W. B.,. . .435 W. Berry St.
*Smith, Irene Beverly, 435 W. Berry St.
*Smith, Edward C, 406 E. Wayne St.
*Smith, Carrie E., wife Edward C.,. .406 E. Wayne St.
*Smith, Myra M., 406 E. Wayne St.
* Smith, Arthur E.,.^ 406 E. Wayne St.
Smith, Fred M 216 W. Superior St.
*Smith, Emma Louise, wife F. M., 216 W. Superior St.
*Smith, Dr. Guy A., 437 Poplar St.
8a
Smith, James, 406 W. Berry St.
* Smith, Mary G., v/ife James 406 W. Berry St.
* Smith, Esther Mary 406 W. Berry St.
*Smith, Martha Grace, 406 W. Berry St.
*Smith, James Ewing, 406 W. Berry St.
Smith, Margaret J., 207 Douglas Ave.
* Smith, Ralph W., 707 Edgewater Ave.
*Smith, Edith Marie, 707 Edgewater Ave.
*Smitley, Frank W., 1004 High St.
Smock, Frank L., 527 W. Berry St.
*Smock, Laura L., wife Frank L., 527 W. Berry St.
*Smyser, Peter D., 930 W. Berry St.
*Smyser, Sarah E., wife Peter D.,. . ..930 W. Berry St.
*Smyser, Nathan S., 930 W. Berry St.
*Smyser, Benjamin Harrison, 930 W. Berry St.
*Smyser, Julia Margaret, 930 W. Berry St.
Snider, Elizabeth Andrew, 416 St. Martin St.
*Snider, Carrie A., 609 Home Ave.
*Sprandel, William F., 221 E. Wayne St.
*Sprandel, Margaret PI., wife W. F., 221 E. Wayne St.
*Sprandel, William F., Jr 618 E. Jefferson St.
*Sprandel, Teresa, wife W. F., 618 E. Jefferson St.
*Staples, Thomas Leslie, 59 Spy Run Ave.
*Staples, Bertha Bell, wife T. L., 59 Spy Run Ave.
Staples, Louise Dean, 59 Spy Run Ave.
Staples, Florence Jean, 59 Spy Run Ave.
*Stapleford, Henry Taylor, 724 W. Creighton Ave.
*Stapleford, Augusta, wife H. T. 724 W. Creighton Ave.
*Stapleford, Charlotte Susan,.. 724 W. Creighton Ave.
Stapleford, Clement Rupert,. ..724 W. Creighton Ave.
Stemen, Jeanette, 416 St. Martin St.
Stouder, Frank Eugene, 515 W. Wayne St.
*Stouder, Julia E., wife Frank E.,. . .515 W. Wayne St.
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*Straiighn, Caroline J., widow J. R.,. .321 E. Berry St.
*Sturgis, Sarah L., widow Dr. L. T., 712 Ewing St.
*Stiirgis, Sarah Louise, 712 Ewing St.
*Swinney, Frances, West end Jefferson St.
Taft, Frank L., 440 E. Main St.
*Taft, Josephine Harrison, wife F. L., 440 E. Main St.
Taft, Foster H., 440 E. Main St.
Taylor, Frank B., 548 Home Ave.
Taylor, Minnetta H., wife F. B., 548 Home Ave.
*Teen, Kalil, 304 E. Columbia St.
Teen Malaki, wife K., 304 E. Columbia St.
Teen, William, 304 E. Columbia St.
Teen, Lulu, 304 E, Columbia St.
Teen, Rose, 304 E. Columbia St.
Teen, Gladys, 304 E. Columbia St.
Thieme, John A., 810 W. Berry St.
*Thieme, Helen Jeanette, wife J. A., 810 W\ Berry St.
*Thieme, Clara Jeanette, 810 W. Berry St.
Thieme, Ralph John, 810 W. Berry St.
*Thornbury, Lois Ann, Dwenger Ave.
*Tigar, William H., 1025 Crescent Ave.
*Tisar, Gertrude M., wife W. H.,. ..1025 Crescent Ave.
Tigar, Harry F., 1025 Crescent Ave.
Tigar, Jay W., 1025 Crescent Ave.
Tigar, Paul, 1025 Crescent Ave.
Tigar, Donald, 1025 Crescent Ave.
*Tolan, Frank C, 131 Masterson Ave.
*Tolan, Kate Ross, wife F. C, 131 Masterson Ave.
*Tolan, Martha, 131 Masterson Ave.
*Tompkins, Ethel, 906 E. Jefferson St.
*Tower, Margaret A., 525 Madison St.
*Van Winkle, Mary E., 535 E. Washington St.
*Vogel, William C, 2121 Hoagland Ave.
85
*Vogel, May Tolan, wife W. C.,. . .2121 Hoagland Ave.
Vogel, Dorothy H., 2121 Hoagland Ave.
Vogel, Mary C, 2121 Hoagland Ave.
Walton, Clinton Howard, 427 E. Wayne St.
*Walton, Ag-nes D., wife Clinton H., 427 E. Wayne St.
* Waters, Clara B., 716 Ewing St.
*Waters, Florence Irene, 716 Ewing St.
Watt, John, 525 E. Berry St.
*Watt, Josephine Brown, wife John,. .525 E. Berry St.
Watt, Helen,. 525 E. Berry St.
Watt, John, Jr., 525 E. Berry St.
*Wefel, Emma E., 123 E. Washington St.
=''Welker, Charles J., 232 Breckenridge St.
*Welker, Addie, wife C. J., 232 Breckenridge St.
V/elker, Margaret A. E., 232 Breckenridge St.
Welker, Doris E. L., 232 Breckenridge St.
*\^aiery. Dr. Mary A., wife Wm. P.. . .404 E. Berry St.
* White, Alexander Blair, 302 W. Berry St.
*White, Cecilia Higgins, wife A. B.,. .302 W. Berry St.
White, James C, 302 W. Berry St.
White, Edward H., 302 W. Berry St.
White, John W.,. 351 W. Berry St.
* White, Minnie Hill, wife John W.,. .351 W. Berry St.
* White, Virginia Hill, 351 W. Berry St.
* White, Dorothy Esther, 351 W. Berry St.
White, Dr. Robert P., 415 E. Washington St.
*White,Josephinc P., wife R. P., 415 E. Washington St.
*White, Ignota B., 415 E. Washington St.
*Whitehead, Arthur, 1710 S. Calhoun St.
* Wilkinson, Bertha, 720 VanBuren St.
*Willey, Frances Elizabeth, 910 E. Jefferson St.
*Willey, Frances Caroline,. 910 E. Jefferson St.
*Will6y, George Page, 910 E. Jefferson St.
86
*Williamg, Effingham Townsend, 1313 Clinton St.
=•• Williams, Fannie Hoffman, wife E. T. 1313 Clinton St.
=^Williams, Francis Hoffman, 1313 Clinton St.
*Williams, Henry M., 350 W. Berry St.
Williams, Mary H., Barr and Montgomery Sts.
Williams, Creighton H.,. ..Barr and Montgomery Sts.
*Wilson, Edward Markley, 1134 W. Berry St.
*Wilson, Mary McCrea, wife E. M.,. .1131 W. Berry St.
Wilson, Tafford McCrea, 1134 W. Berry St.
Wilson, Mary Elinor, 1134 W. Berry St.
*Wilson, E. Amanda, widow G. H.,. . .821 W. Berry St.
* Wilson, Caroline Amanda, 821 W. Berry St.
*Woodward. Jennie S., v.idow M. E.,. .716 Jackson St.
*Worden, Anna, widow J. L., G25 W. Wayne St.
=*^Worden, Charles Howard, 625 W. Wayne St.
='Worden, Elizabeth M., wife C. H.,.625 W. Wayne St.
=^ Worden, Alice, ." 625 W. Wayne St.
*Worden, Marshall Wines, 625 W. Wayne St.
* Worden Charles James, 625 W. Wayne St.
* Wright, Thom^as Blackburn, 906 E. Jefferson St.
*Wright, Josephine T., wife T. B., 906 E. Jefferson St.
Wright, Josephine F 906 E. Jefferson St.
Wright, Thomas Page, 906 E. Jefferson St.
=^Yarnelle, Edward F., 1110 W. Wayne St.
*Yarnelle, Alice C, wife E. F., 1110 W. Wayne St.
*Yarnelle, William Page, 1110 W. Wayne St.
*Yarnelle, Edward Ralph, 1237 W. Wayne St.
*YarneIle, Margaret C, v/ife E. R., 1237 W. Wayne St.
Yarnelle, Elizabeth Coulter, 1237 W. Wayne St.
* Young. Jesse H., 435 W. Berry St.
*Young, Laura Granville, wife J. H., 435 W. Berry St.
='=Ziegler, Mrs. Annie H., 715 W. Berry St.
=^Zollars. Minnie Ewing, v/ife Allan,. .736 W. Berry St.
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Aber, Viola Greer, wife A, J., Los Angeles, Cal.
Abercrombie, M. McC, wife J. II., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Ash, Louella Fuller, Pittsburg, Pa.
Cherry, Sarah K., widow M. M., Lexington, Ky.
Donivan, Frank T., Portland, Oregon.
Donivan, Harry T., Portland, Oregon.
Ellison, Phoebe, Philippine Islands.
French, Major Francis H., U. S. Army.
Frost, Minnie B., Riverside, Cal.
Gould, James A., New York City, N. Y.
Hall, Anna, wife T. N., Chicago, 111.
Hamilton, Alice, Chicago, 111.
Hawkins, Helen S., wife Russel,. . .Portland, Oregon.
McLachlan, Nancy C, Port Arthur, Ontario.
Morgan, Susan Fowler, wid. O. P.,. .Los Angeles, Cal.
Beaber, Lily Belle, Tabriz, Persia.
Brown, Jeanette, Columbia City, Ind.
Chapin, Ralph E Pittsburg, Pa.
Crowe, Mary E., widow Rev. J. B., Hartford, S. D.
Dart, Harry C, Pueblo, Col.
Davis, Lieut. Frank E.,. . . ; Manila, P. I.
Ellison, Andrew Winslow S., Pittsburg, Pa.
Gregg, Mrs. Anna E., Pasadena, Cal.
Hamilton, Agnes, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hamilton, Taber, Harrisburg, Pa.
Hanna, John L., Germantown, Pa.
Hoffer, Amelia, Lansing, Mich.
89
Hough, Sarah E., Lancaster, Pa.
Kaiitz, Mary M., Indianapolis, Ind.
Moffat, Susann M., wife Rev. D. W.,. . .Madison, Ind.
Moffat, William McKee, Madison, Ind.
Ninde, Helen Moffat, Chicago, 111.
Orff , Robert E., Lonisville, Ky.
Orff, Elizabeth Cherry, wife R. E Louisville, Ky.
Olds, Norman Evry, New York City, N. Y.
Olds, Charles L., Nordhoff, Cal.
Read, Asabel Jay, Kansas City, Mo.
Robinson, Lydia A., Adams, N. Y.
Straughan, Joseph C, Indianapolis, Ind.
Straiighan, Alice R., v/ife J. C, Indianapolis, Ind.
Wilkinson, Mary Walton, Niles, O.
Wood, Jessie Heckman, wife R. V.,. . .Frederick, Md.
Lynch, Mrs. Charles S., Enid, Okia.
Shattiick, Beatrice L., wife A. W., San Diego, Cal. &1 ti
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